What should I do if the HP870 mouse area is locked, and the computer s mouse is locked?

Don't understand what you mean by locking keyboard and mouse? There are no shortcuts that lock the keyboard and mouse on most notebooks.

If you're away for a while and no one else can use your computer, set a password for the account you're using, and there are two ways to lock your computer:

1.Then press "Win" (the key with the Windows logo) + L to lock the computer, and when unlocking, you only need to enter the password you set.

2.Or in the management of power options (Vista and XP are slightly different, you can look carefully*), set the "function of closing the cover" to lock the computer, and then you only need to close the laptop to lock the computer, open it and enter the password and unlock it.

If the computer crashes, press and hold the power button to shut down the computer, wait a little bit, and turn on the computer by pressing the power button.

My notebook is the Shenzhou Elegance HP870, which is currently in good condition.

Shenzhou notebook does not have its own power management software, so it has to be set in the system power management, which is really not suitable for many novices.

In the taskbar in the bottom right corner of your screen, you'll find an icon called Synaptics, which is the driver control interface for your touchpad. Open it, select the "Device Settings" tab, and there will be a "Disable" button, just click on it. If you want to turn it back on, tap "Enable" again.

Hehe, the question is very simple. Click "Start", find your "Control Panel", then click on "Mouse" inside and see if there is a "Device Selection" column in the options.

If there is, it is okay to directly click the trackpad and trackpad button to no avail; If not, it means that when you or someone else installs a computer for you, there is one less "touch pad", then this is relatively troublesome.

If it's the latter, then you have to find the drive disk that was given when you bought the computer (don't worry, there must be this, generally there are more than two, one of which is the Windows installation CD, and the other is the driver CD I said.) Don't get me wrong). Put the disc into the optical drive,It will automatically be displayed,According to the things displayed,You install the mouse this part on it,In general, it seems that there are two drivers,If you can't recognize which one is the one I just said,It's harmless,You just install both of them.,Anyway, in general,Both are to be used。

After installation, just click "Start" - Control Panel "- Mouse" - Device Selection" as I just said. [If there is no response at the time, just turn it back on].

Hope your problem can be solved soon!

1.Double-click the touchpad icon in the lower-right corner of the desktop.

2.In the pop-up interface, click "Trackpad On" to turn off the trackpad.

You just go to the device management and stop the mouse driver.

You can also disable the boot startup item.

It can be found inside 360.

Dear Dell users:

You mean notebooks, right? Press fn+f7, which is generally unlocked, (with a hand icon on it) f7

。。。I've never heard of a mouse that can still be locked.

Wouldn't it be okay to go into the BOIS and design it back?

The easiest way to do this is to reboot it.

Ways to unlock the mouse:

Step 1: Click Start on the desktop to open the controls.

Step 2: After opening the control panel, double-click to open the mouse.

Step 3: Display the mouse properties and check the mouse button to enable click locking.

Step 4: Click Enable and click on the settings on the right side of the lock.

Step 5: You can drag the slider to set the length of time, and after setting, click OK.

Step 6: Go back to the mouse properties and click OK directly.

Thank you. I've tried fn f1 to f12 and it didn't work. **A lock touchpad software will do just fine. fn f6 bar, touch the light of the mouse and it's OK when it turns on!

fn f6 bar, touch the light of the mouse and it's OK when it turns on!

You're talking about a notebook, right, there's a small touch light in front of the mouse, and it's OK to turn blue when you click it.